inmate derrick rayborn is the first to enter the ring.] round one comes to an end and derrick appears sluggish, raising doubts about his conditioning. the bell rings for round two and both fighters come out swinging. as the second round of fighting comes to an end, derek and his opponent don't seem to notice the bell. [ bell ] >> with one round left, derrick's opponent appears to have a slight edge over him. this is the last round for derrick to impress the judges. [ bell ] >> the final bell rings and the fighters return to their corners waiting for the judge's decision. >> ladies and gentlemen, by the way of split decision, we have a winner. the number one contender in the light-heavyweight division give it up for angola's -- >> when they said split decision, i knew they got it. they're going to give it to him because he's at home. >> it is now time for curtis merrills to step into the ring. the stakes are high. nome known as bragging rights, but a title belt. both fighters start off slow. neither impressing the judges. >> in round two c

derrick benson was born and raised in a small town in napa county. he went to pacific union college prep. those who knew him were aware of how special his navy seal training was. of the 209 picked to enroll, only 19 finished and benson was one of them. he apparently was low key about it all. >> he was not the kind of person who talked a lot about himself. some people would have been really -- would have wanted everybody to know, but he was not that type of person. >> benson was one of the 22 navy seals killed when their chinook helicopter was shot down. eight other service members and eight afghans died in the crash. today the u.s. military finished the painful job of recovering what is left of the downed helicopter. but fire fights continue today as the u.s. forces sought up the taliban fighters responsible for shooting down the chinook. >> it is events like this where their own brothers are shot down that really builds their resolve and they come back stronger. >> according to two u.s. officials, they were sent to help the army rangers who had come

offered him a place to live offered him use of his car and over the course of weeks the informant and derrick talk about a plot to attack a shopping mall in illinois and of course eric didn't have the means to do that and so an informant introduced eric to an undercover f.b.i. agent who was posing as an arms dealer the arms dealer offered to provide grenades but derek didn't have any money to buy the grenades so instead they agreed derrick would trade stereo speakers for their needs that they would then use to attack shopping malls and that transaction was enough to prove a terrorism conspiracy against eric sharif and he's serving thirty five years in prison for that i think the questions that certainly raise nutcases whether there could have gone forward with any plot given that he didn't have a place to live and have a car and he certainly didn't have any money. ok so after spending so much time investigating and looking through many of these cases did you come to a conclusion because you asked the same question right at the very beginning of your pieces is the f.b.i. actually foiling terro

two are from the bay area. 36-year-old kevin houston has relatives in san jose. 29-year-old derrick benson is a native of napa county. benson from the town of angwin enlisted in the navy right after graduating from high school and long before he became a seal, he was taught how to swim by his grandmother. >> and i threw him in, and he spitted and sputtered around and came out. he just looked at me, and didn't say anything. >> the bodies of the 30 fallen soldiers are expected to arrive at dover airforce base tomorrow. benson's family says they will bury him in san diego. that's where he wanted to be buried if he died. >>> hundreds of thousands of somalian children could die in east africa's famine. in kenya, a camp built for 90s thousand people, starvingsmallians have been arriving on foot by the tens of thousands. a drought turned into a famine and little aid can reach the aid. more than 29,000 children have already died in the last three months. >>> well, a british tabloid is reporting that -- [ indiscernible ] >> ms. onassus believed that the assassin was part of a larger conspiracy. the

one killed was 28-year-old petty officer derrick benson. he had within with the navy since 2001. in 2003 he became a navy s.e.a.l. 22 members aboard the chopper were s.e.a.l.s. a release the outpours of citizens from the government, community and the public is well beyond my ability to properly thaik. the naval special warfare community is deeply humbled and appreciative. >> topping our health watch, health insurance could bo lower for some californians on a new bill. the athe until would allow adults making between 15 and $22,000 a year to get health care coverage for $30 a month establishing a basic health care program in the state. a federally-funded program first introduced last year as the federal health care reform law. >>> millions of americans use mobile devices every day but a new study says reading text, watching movies and playing games on small, hand held screens could cause problems with your eyesight. what can you do? elizabeth temple has more. >> reporter: click, call, and play, on mobile devices windy with more than three-quarters of america plugged into the inter

and two were from the bay area. 36-year-old kevin houston has relatives in san jose. 29-year-old derrick benson is a native of napa county. benson enlisted in the navy after graduating high school, and long before he became a seal, he was taught how to swim by his grandmother. >> and i threw him in, and he spitted and sputtered around and came out. he just looked at me, didn't say anything and i said you're going to learn to swim. >> the bodies of the 30 fallen soldiers are expected to arrive at dover airforce base tomorrow. benson's family will bury him in san diego where he became a seal. >>> check in with roberta right now and see how your weather is shaping up. >> in many of our inland areas, we have the clear skies. we're able to capture the 79% waxing gibbous moon on its way to becoming a full moon on august 13th. today, we did have the clear skies, many all the way up to 86 degrees in livermore. mid-70s in san jose, down from the average high of 83 degrees, near normal in oakland. there you have the temperature in via, and san francisco checkedaint 63. bottom line is tomorrow morn

derrick benson, harvell, louis langlais. those protests could disrupt service during peak commute times. bart had a small army of police officers at san francisco civic center station. those officers may have shut down a protest before it started. bart even admits shutting off cell phone service to everyone inside the station. >> actually media relations people made that decision. >> tactics got the cops news. >> he specifically said it was the public relations department that made the decision to turn off the cell service. >> we suggested it. >> bart is trying to avoid a repeat of this scene one month ago. a demonstration over the deadly police shooting at the civic center station got out of hand. the protest caused delays for the entire bart system. >>> it's 4:38. we want to go to sal to check in on traffic this morning. hi sal. >> good morning, pam. traffic is -- happy friday to you i should say. traffic is doing well if you are driving around the bay area. let's take a look at highway 4. you can see the traffic is doing

derrick hanson of kcci station in des moines has more. >> reporter: maybe you've heard to honor the butterirthday they're selling butter on a stick at the iowa state fair but it doesn't look like this because a stick of butter, that would be just gross. so at a fair known for wild food, larry five knew he had a new opportunity and grossness in front of him. >> whenever you say butter on a stick, people think of a stick of butter running down their face and doesn't sound too good. >> reporter: he started by shoving a stick into a creamy slab. >> an eighth of a pound of butter. we dip -- >> reporter: into a batter of cinnamon and honey. then it visits the oily fryer into three oily minutes. then it resurfaces into a glaze. take a bite you'll find that fryer melted the butter. >> most of it is melted into the mix, a little bit of butter might run out but the lion's share melts into the mix. >> reporter: juicing up. >> the butter kind of leaks all over me. >> reporter: that breakfasty batter. >> tastes like a cinnamon roll kind of. >> one person tried it said it reminds them of french toast. >

the two bay area seals who died on the costly mission are derrick benson who grew up in napa county and kevin houston who lived in san jose until the age of 10. his father still lives there. >>> republicans are holding on to control of the wisconsin senate. the gop beat back four democratic challengers in today's recall election. it came after they eliminated many bargaining rights from those public employees. two democratic incumbents face recall. but if they face those, they will still be in the minority in wisconsin. more than $30 million was spent on the recall races. it is the latest attempt to force lawmakers from office in american history. >>> astronomers say this may be the best night to see the perseid meteor shower. it is one of the most spectacular from the annual meteor showers. the showers are not expected to peak until saturday night. but the light of the full moon will get in the way. they suggest watching the skies after moon set at 3:15 a.m. it delivers from 60 to 120 tiny streaks of light per hour. >> you might be wondering about our viewing conditions jie. if you are

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british open champion derrick clark eagle 678 but his score looked worse than the dow jones. how many times have you seen a fan drop his beer? that fan snags the ball and keeps his beer. red sox lose. >>> tiger woods new caddy had three birdies on the back 9. finished two under. pretty good, huh. but he is 6 back of the leader, adam scott. and do you know who adam scott's caddy is? steve williams, who tiger woods fired just last week. oh, that is good stuff. >> you know the pga would love that. >> they need a little drama under there is no better drama than firing your caddy and watching him beat i. >> the final is on sunday night? >> yup. >> okay. we'll be right back. >> announcer: he led stanford to greatness. can he return the 'niners to glory. there is a new coach in charge and we'll meet him friday on cbs5. orewide! and, unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i

now, on that helicopter was derrick benton. he grew up in a small napa county town called anguin about 30 miles northeast of santa rosa. his hometown paper describes him as a low key person who dreamt of being a navy seal. he did eventually become one of only 19 to attain that elite status out of the 209 who enrolled in the navy at the time. his high school principal says the school's web site will feature a statement later today, adding that he and others at that school have been in touch with the family. offering to help in just any way that they can. 36-year-old kevin houston was also one of the 22 navy seals aboard that helicopter. he joined the navy back in 1995. this is actually his third tour of duty. friends say he knew that this is what he wanted to be at just five years old. houston's mom told a boston area paper, we do it again because he loved being a navy seal. he did grow up on the east coast and eventually settling in virginia with wife and two kids. and his father does live in a senior living apartment complex h

there the driver got out and lowered the draw leads the trolley bus was left standing across the road derrick aid was here that's how we began blocking all approaches to the building. the crimea the city of sevastopol a soviet black sea fleet based fifty kilometers from summer residence throughout the coup first drank captain simeonoff waited for an order to rescue called the church of the with the defense ministry part of the coup the rescue plan was ignored you know with that but they did first the pockets of resistance were to be suppressed that will second the president was to be found and taken under our protection third the remaining pockets of resistance were to be eliminated and we were to help evacuate the. president i see. the upshot of it was that naval commanders only sent a telegram to go but off urging him to hold on that telegram was received by lubov . an employee of the for us post office hundreds of telegrams addressed to go bunch of were arriving from all over the soviet union k.g.b. men immediately seized all such mail. them when you know those three days oldest eighteenth

this 25 year-old derrick walker. as you know he was involved in the armed robbery, police say this 16 year-old believeadmitted to t of a crime. it costs a statewide amber alert that was canceled as a kid admitted he was taking part in some of the crime. >> we are back with more and a couple of minutes. let's take a live look outside as san jose. hot >> microsoft to release an attack video making fun of gmail. the video shows a gmail delivery guide as a creepy habit of scanning your mail for keywords and show your related ads. you may be fine with this when you are online using female but when dramatize in real life, it does seem weird. hot >> a woman robbed in the russian hill neighborhood, take a look, this is the suspect, brand and west. he is in jail this morning. stanley roberts shows us how the entire thing was caught on tape. >> the woman on the right is on her cell phone and about to be robbed by the man walking behind her. these does not go after her purse, he is stealing her cellphone. we will play the video

. >> reporter: convicted east oakland drug dealer derrick reed called in from a prison in southern californiahe's serving his fourth year of a 35 year sentence. >> some of you may say that i made mistakes while i was young. >> reporter: reed's son turned 15 years old after he was incarcerated. his son told us that his son thought him not to make the same mistakes. >> who is going to be there to provide for and protect their families if we keep killing each other and going to prison. >> reporter: an organizer of tonight's summit told us gang injunctions and curfews only work to sweep more teenager into the system. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> back here in 10 minutes, temperatures are on the increase. well tell you which cities are going to make it over 90 degrees. >>> ordered to leave, the evacuations under way as a major hurricane barrels toward the east coast. a live report from north carolina next. >>> he came to court here at >>> navy ships were sent out to sea before hurricane irene. those ships will return to norfolk once the storm passes. >>> sporting events this weekend in east

. >> reporter: convicted east oakland drug dealer derrick reed called in from a prison in southern californiahe's serving his fourth year of a 35 year sentence. >> some of you may say that i made mistakes while i was young. >> reporter: reed's son turned 15 years old after he was incarcerated. his son told us that his son thought him not to make the same mistakes. >> who is going to be there to provide for and protect their families if we keep killing each other and going to prison. >> reporter: an organizer of tonight's summit told us gang injunctions and curfews only work to sweep more teenager into the system. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> back here in 10 minutes, temperatures are on the increase. well tell you which cities are going to make it over 90 degrees. >>> ordered to leave, the evacuations under way as a major hurricane barrels toward the east coast. a live report from north carolina next. >>> he came to court here at the san francisco federal building today a convicted felon. but barry bonds was hoping no doubt he wouldn't be one when he left. 4 hour steals this saturday! s

they are derrick benson. andrew harvell of long beach.is langlais and jesse pittman. >>> more people are riding public transit in the bay area. ridership was than -- bart saw an inest in wright%. of the -- only ac transit reported a small drop drop. >>> it's certainly gotten me to walk a little bit more or consolidate driving trips. >> you know gas prices are down; right? >> they are down. >> it's not cheap but you know maybe the habits will stay. or maybe now that prices are down we will see people going back to their cars. we'll see what pap. right now bay area traffic seems to be doing just fine. 880 is looking good. if you are driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge over to highway 101 that looks good. no problems on 880 itself. now let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. good morning. on this friday we have thick fog out there. a little cooler yesterday. slight warm up today. we will take that cooling trend into the weekend. thick fog sunny and warmer. the weekend is showing signs of increasing that ramp up. cooler and breezy. la

kobe, derrick rose, kevin durrant, derek fisher and a few others. that was something that they got on a lark in the sense that some rich mogul in the philippines wanted them to go. so he reached out to derek, and derek puts the plan together and told them what they need. when these guys go out and into into these kinds of deals on their own, it can opens their eyes and they begin to understand more about the business and what their own personal worth is. not just the u.s., for the global market. i don't think there any players in the world who are better known globally than nba basketball players. and so, that's -- i think it clearly adds an impact. i don't encourage them to go, but by the same token were not going to stand in the way if they elect to go. >> well, at this point i'm going to open it up for the audience. we've been going for a while, so ma'am, do you have a question? >> yes. >> , give one caveat to the audience? particularly as it pertains to billy hunter. a lot of us are attorneys here, if we're about to go to trial, somebody asked u

i'm not religious myself however i watched the way archbishop derrick martin has been sidelines on the issue. he was one of the few people who have given me any real confidence that protection of children is an absolute and must be no ifs, and, buts or maybes. that's the approach he's been taking. his obviously ail generalation sends out the most appalling message, that those who are questioning his approach are more likely to take the approach of monsignor o'callaghan who said why should we take it on ourselves to report when the complainant doesn't want that to be done and he failed -- i don't know how he could have failed to understand that the requirement was there to protect other children. he seems to have been completely trusted by bishop mcgee, who on page 6 of the report said he was shocked to discover in 2008 that the framework document was not being implemented. how could bishop mcgee after all that's been revealed feel that way. we're told in 2003, bishop mcgee had a series of meetings to be held for all priests of the diocese to discuss the persistence crisis of the church

. >> actress bo derrick is trying to prevent sale of shark fin. she testified yesterday in support of a bill to ban selling, trading or possessing shark fins. she says 85% of the dried shark fin import in the u.s. come through california. >> sharks are being finned for the shark fin soup. the process is very deplorable. they cut off the fins, throw the body back in the sea. to drown or die. >> the state senator says the bill unfairly targets asian communities, some of which use the fins for soup. >> because under this bill, you could have a store sell shark fin wallet. you could have a store in malibu selling shark steak but ban them selling the shark fin soup. >> they have the biggest demand for fins outside of asia. >>> if you do mobile bank tong smart phone you could put yourself at risk for identity fraud. calpers tested 100 financial apps and were able to recover payment history. security pins and partial credit card number from 69% of them. some apps stored financial data on the phone, itself, meaning the thieves could recover easily. the be

one of the men arrested was 23 year-old derrick jones. his brother was killed in a shooting on that very same street last month. there is the brother in the center of the picture. jones was arrested on suspicion of numerous narcotics and firearms violations. belmont police have arrested two people that believe are responsible for hundreds of burglaries in san mateo county. travis hostage and nose and hygienic montaney recovered purses, wallets, cell phones and backpacks. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. we are checking conditions of round the bay, here are conditions of the golden gate bridge. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really

up against the derrik tudomatched up against their jeter-and i would take a look frederika's over derricker as an individual he is one of the best players. >> a fabulous life. >> and what athlete to always take time to watch? >> i would say that i like to watch lebroan james and score 40 point and tiger woods and these guys that are so skilled. i find it still leave and they just root >> it is the dust sometimes i think it is just too much. >> i will get mad at my kids if they do something. >> i do not get mad at my kids a lot! >> i do not want to get mad at somebody that i know. >> is professional eating really a sport. >> they are paying them. if they paid you to eat? it is a sport. remember that joe chesnutt good night. >>> "the insider," taking you "indepth" on today's big celebrity headline. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm brooke anderson. >> "the insider" is on. >> new beverly hills housewives bombshell. did taylor armstrong's estranged husband break three bones in her face? >>> plus, camille grammer's on-camera confrontation about russell's abuse before his suicide. and, is bravo now

colby, derrick rose, kevin durrant, derek fisher and a few others.that was something that they got on a lark in the sense that some rich mogul in the philippines wanted them to come. so he reached out to derek, and derek but the plan together, told them what they need. and they agreed to pay. so when these guys go out and enter into these kinds of deals on their own, it kind of opens their eyes and begin to understand more about the business, including much more of what the own personal worth is. for the international global market. not just the u.s. on the global market. i don't think there are any players in the world who are better known globally than nba basketball players. and so, that's -- i think it clearly adds an impact. i don't encourage them to go but by the same token if we're not going to stand and wait if they elect to go. >> all right. well, at this point i'm going to open it up for the audience. we've been going for a while. man, do you have a question? >> yes. >> and can i get one copy at to the audience? particularly as it pertains

lawyers for derrick laughner, accused of killing six people and will be 13 including get real difference, they're going to ask a federal appeals court to halt his forced medication in a prison hospital. prosecutors say the decision >> he pleaded not guilty to 49 charges. he is suffering from schizophrenia. 8:30 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes [ male announcer ] try sizzler's new value menu! malibu chicken, flame broiled steak, or half dozen jumbo shrimp, plus endless salad bar... starting at just $9.99! at sizzler. >> a new tropical storm in the atlantic. we are looking at a forecast from the national hurricane center, it looks like it will strengthen into a major hurricane as we head toward sunday. the forecast only goes out five days. it will curves to the north. the question is, when will that have been? the model is pretty consistent going out long-range better the storm will curb of to the north between bermuda and the east coast of the united states. for now looks like it will be well off of the east coast of the united states as we head into the middle of next w

. >>> last week, 22-year-old derrick shealy suffered a helmet-to-helmet -- helmet-to- helmet injury.n. the -- he died on sunday. the nfl has recently cracked down on this because of the extreme danger to the players. >>> a man accused of facing his son off a moving boat is facing child endang jerment charges. he was arrested in newport harbor on sunday. police say he was arguing with miss girlfriend which angered his son. but witnesses say his father slapped his son and threw him off the boat because he wouldn't stop crying. the father is out on bail. he says his -- he says he and his son were just horse playing. >>> let's check in with sal for an update on this house fire, breaking news in hercules. >> that's right. this house fire is on puerto fee know court. if you are not familiar it's in hercules, pretty much at the end of the valley road near the ran -- ranch element school in the area. so basically in hercules, that road leads out to a development there that's kind of isolated. we could have -- we do have firefighters on the scene. this fire was reported after 7:00. still, a s

it was kobe, derrick rose, kevin durant, derek fisher and a few others. and that was something they got on a lark in the sense that some rich guy in the philippines wanted them to come. so he reaches out to derek and they put a plan together and today agree to pay them. so when these guys go out and enter these deals on their own, they start to understand clearly about their business and what their personal worth is on the international and global markets. not just in the u.s. but on a global level. because i don't think there's any athletes known more around the world. i do not encourage them to go, but we will not stand in their way if they would like to. >> at this point, we will open it up to the audience. does anyone have questions? i have one caveat to the audience. particularly, as this pertains to billy hunter, a lot of us are lawyers. if someone asks us what trial strategy is or anything, i would just say that you may want to avoid asking about negotiations with the owners. >> i will not ask a question like that. i am a retired judge from clevela

i'm not religious myself however i watched the way archbishop derrick martin has been sidelines on the issue. he was one of the few people who have given me any real confidence that protection of children is an absolute and must be no ifs, and, buts or maybes. that's the approach he's been taking. his obviously ail generalation sends out the most appalling message, that those who are questioning his approach are more likely to take the approach of monsignor o'callaghan who said why should we take it on ourselves to report when the complainant doesn't want that to be done and he failed -- i don't know how he could have failed to understand that the requirement was there to protect other children. he seems to have been completely trusted by bishop mcgee, who on page 6 of the report said he was shocked to discover in 2008 that the framework document was not being implemented. how could bishop mcgee after all that's been revealed feel that way. we're told in 2003, bishop mcgee had a series of meetings to be held for all priests of the diocese to discuss the persistence crisis of the church

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. >> what if kobe bryant, kevin durant, derrick rose, lebron james, dwyane wade, for example, signedh european teams while the lockout goes on? >> they have extended contracts, meaning, that contracts that extend beyond the current season. if at any given moment there is a resolution, then they have to have an out in their contracts. but i can assure you that every marquee player who ends up signing to go to europe or asia, it is opening highs. i know it has got to be causing some stress within the ownership community. them that weref able to get $3 million in the philippines for two exhibition games. it was kobe, the rose, kevin durant, and eric fisher. he reached out to derek and he put the plan together and told them what they needed and they made the plan. a kind of opened their eyes and they begin to open -- understand more about the business. they clearly know what their own personal worth is on the international and global market. i do not think there are any players in the world who are better known globally that nba basketball players. i think it clearly had an impact. i do

and, you know, stephen breyer who is hardly a his derrick, it's not often in law that so few have quickly undone so much. president obama has had two appointments to the court. i think they very much reflect the obama presidency, just as i think, you know, there used to be a myth at the supreme court. that justices are surprised by how the -- how their justices turn out. it largely goes back to the eisenhower with warren and brennan. if you look at the last, not few years, but decades of supreme court appointments, i think you see precisely justices turning out as expected. just go back in your head. kagan, sotomayor, robert, alito, breyer, ginsburg, thomas, all of them exactly as expected. i don't say that as a bad thing, i think it's a good thing. presidents should know what we are getting. i think we are getting pretty much what we expect from these justices. but i think it is -- it is worth thinking about that what we see is what we get. and presidents to an extent that i think we journalist don't fully acknowledge, presidents tell the truth about what they want in supreme court justi

and then derrick right down here in front. >> thank you, steve. i'm will davis with united nations office here in dc. just a wick -- quick question for the ambassador. does the u.n. peace keeping mission have the resources necessary to carry out the role that's been asked to do this support of the elections particularly since the indian contingent has announced they are taking home their helicopters. are they going to need to divert resources from the already mandate occupying activity of protection of civilians in order to help on the election front? thank you. >> thank you. yes, sir. right in front. >> herbert. i wonder whether one could get the members of the panel to talk about politics. in other words, why have we moved from a top round -- two round to a one round system? why are the election lists unavailable? isn't it a little bit almost unrealistic and perhaps even demeaning for the congoese to assume which is the -- seems to me the assumption behind some of the statements made that this is all inefficiency. coming late to the table. as if

i'm not religious myself however i watched the way archbishop derrick martin has been sidelines on the issue. he was one of the few people who have given me any real confidence that protection of children is an absole and must be no ifs, and, buts or maybes. that's the approach he's been taking. his obviously ail generalation sends out the most appalling message, that those who are questioning his approach are more likely to take the approach of monsignor o'callaghan who said why should we take it on ourselves to report when the complainant doesn't want that to be done and he failed -- i don't know how he could have failed to understand that the requirement was there to prott other children. he seems to have been completely trusted by bishop mcgee, who on page 6 of the report said he was shocked to discover in 2008 that the framework document was not being implemented. how could bishop mcgee after all that's been revealed feel that way. we're told in 2003, bisp mcgee had a series of meetings to be held for all priests of the diocese to discuss the persistence crisis of the church in re